03 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
1
Disjointed dialogue touches on poverty class, marriage, kitchen work, and domestic expectations. Remarks by characters reference locksmiths, glaziers, and a toyed with car discussion as social pressures surface. A stray anecdote about a trade and family influence hints at gender roles and aspirations.
A warrant targets Graham of Kansas City amid a $10,000 embezzlement scheme tied to the postal department. The case outlines alleged misuse of funds by treasurer Graham, involving mortgages and employee schemes as authorities pursue charges.
Fragmentary OCR text references medical treatment and figures, mentioning doctors, taculous methods, and internal administration for a mucous condition. There is mention of Halls manufactured by FP and locations including Tonto and Chic, with offers for a cure and references to a vaccine-like product, but the passage is too gibberish to extract concrete facts or a coherent event.
In Mount Holly New Jersey Judea Lippincott handled Ellis disposition amid a gun charge for Lawrence of Elliedale Monmouth county. Lawrence faced intoxication threats after a Newark rival sought his girl. The judge ordered probation and a six month alcohol ban, with potential further probation.
National Preparedness Day sees large cities staging parades to show support for defense readiness. Chicago plans a 250000 strong march through downtown, following New York’s massive 142000 turnout, with cities across the country including Newark and Los Angeles participating.
A curiously phrased reflection brimming with aphorisms on honesty, trust, and folly. The piece pokes at promoters, money, and romance, noting tricks, self interest, and missteps in social and financial bets. It plays with common wisdom in a dated, playful tone.
New York reports crowds and trains departing toward Chicago for Republican and Progressive Conventions. Twenty four cars carry Progressives aboard two convention specials. a GOP train with fourteen cars departs tomorrow, featuring dining, drawing rooms, sleeping cars, and club compartments as delegates converge on the event.
In Pulaski Virginia on June 4 Joseph Hall was severely injured and his grandson Basil Robertson, a Wick man, was killed when their wagon was struck by an N and W passenger train. They failed to hear crossing signals and drove onto the tracks. Basil, son of Henry Robertson, was visiting his grandparents and was years old.
An old promotional notice from Bradfield Regulator Co claims Mother's Friend eases pregnancy strains. It asserts safety and effectiveness, urges samples by mail to expectant mothers, and credits generations of women for its endorsement.
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